Old irish

Old photos of Ireland have been newly colorized with the help of artificial intelligence, shedding new light on what life was like in the country during the 1800s and 1900s.

Waterford-born photographer Richard Fitzgerald's stunning book of photographs "Dark Ireland: Images of a Lost World" is described as “revealing the dark underbelly of Irish rural life."

Ireland has some unique traditions and some have disappeared over time. Here are ten extinct Irish traditions that should be brought back.

This wonderful selection of photographs illustrates Ireland at the very start of the 20th century.

Margaret Gallagher’s home has no TV, phone, running water, or electricity, but she wouldn’t have it any other way.

Don't give up on finding your Irish Roots - here's how we helped a friend build her tree.

1915 going to market in Galway women back then smoked clay pipes know as Duidins

Examining what it means to have Irish blood, outlining where Irish DNA comes from and who are the closest genetic relatives of the Irish in Europe. Of interest to anyone with Irish ancestry who wants to understand their genealogy.

Photo about an old Irish mill, situated in Ennis. Image of agriculture, flour, farming - 1416695

Ireland has many famous Irish poets. In last weeks post, I shared this incredible 200-year-old poem from James Orr. Featuring: W. B. Yeats – Easter, 1916, Seamus Heaney - Mid-Term Break, W. B. Yeats - The Lake Isle of Innisfree From ancient Celtic symbols to famous Irish poets we have a wide diversity of rich heritage. Today I wanted to share 10 incredible Irish poems from famous Irish poets. #ireland #poetry